The 3D Touch app switcher gesture is probably one of my most used features of 3D Touch. Is it still removed in the GM release of iOS11? Thanks.
The 3D Touch app switcher gesture is probably one of my most used features of 3D Touch. Is it still removed in the GM release of iOS11? Thanks.
Yes, it’s gone.
Thank you. Will hold off from updating then.
Out of interest, with the iPhone x direct app switching, do you have to 3D Touch before swiping or do you just do a normal swipe
To clarify I don’t mean the invoke app switcher gesture but the swipe action on the bottom to go directly to another app
It’s because they want the new iPhone X to have exclusive access to the gesture based app switcher and the lower models should not have it.There must be a solid reason for Apple to deliberately remove this feature.
Are they really trying to force us to use the Home Button? The 3D Touch app switcher gesture is not only practical, but also important for the 6S, which still has a mechanical Home Button.
There must be a solid reason for Apple to deliberately remove this feature.
Are they really trying to force us to use the Home Button? The 3D Touch app switcher gesture is not only practical, but also important for the 6S, which still has a mechanical Home Button.
My guess is that this gesture didn't work reliably on the new iPhone X (because the edge is so thin) and therefore they removed it on iOS as a whole for consistency reasons. Of course it also gives fans of this feature another reason to upgrade to the new iPhone, so there may be more to it.
I would be fine if Apple removed this for sake of consistency, but that is clearly not the case as the gestures on X are completely different than on any other model. It's a bit weird. But Apple is known to reverse their decisions (remember when they flip-flopped on using the lock switch to either use it as a mute or orientation lock on the original iPad?), so the best we can do is to file feedback.
Lol the side edge is no thinner on the X than previous models.My guess is that this gesture didn't work reliably on the new iPhone X (because the edge is so thin) and therefore they removed it on iOS as a whole for consistency reasons. Of course it also gives fans of this feature another reason to upgrade to the new iPhone, so there may be more to it.
Lol the side edge is no thinner on the X than previous models.
Yes that’s more likely an explanation than your firstYou are right. But I still think that it was removed for consistency reasons due to the iPhone X. Apple doesn't want to have two gestures with the same functionality on their new flagship device. So in order to "unify the experience" they removed it from all other devices as well.
I used this feature a lot and would love to get it back. But I also got used to the double tap gesture in the meantime.
Same for iTunes 12.7. And same for iTunes 12.6. Apple starts to... ugh I don’t want to continue ranting.The fact that iPhone X has exclusive gestures points to a lack of consistency by itself.
It's an absurd that Apple removed this feature and gave nothing in exchange.